Robin Rice:  

Life R O B I N R I C E Baritone Native Texan, Robin Rice is a remarkable young baritone who brings intelligence, taste, and a vibrant instrument to concert platforms and the operatic stage. An experienced recitalist, Dr. Rice has captured hearts with his sensitive interpretations of art song literature. A young specialist in the French repertoire, Robin Rice became an honored participant under Elly Ameling, Gerard Souzay, and Dalton Baldwin at the Cleveland Art Song Festival. In 1993, he won the Carolyn Brice Award in the National Association of Teachers of Singing Artist Award Competition. He has also performed the world premieres of Reynolds' The Hollow Men, Rytel's Blake Songs, and Dmitriev’s R.O.S. In 1996, he was a recitalist with Michael Pilkington for the national convention of the Association of Teachers of Singing in Bournemouth, England. Most recently, he appeared as a soloist with the Northern Czech Philharmonic Orchestra in Teplice, Czech Republic with John Apeitos of the Athens, Greece Radio Symphony conducting. Robin Rice’s operatic repertoire spans such diverse roles as Mozart’s Count Almaviva (THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO) and the joyous Papageno (THE MAGIC FLUTE), to Lee Hoiby’s, Vernon in SUMMER AND SMOKE. Robin Rice has already achieved national recognition as a teacher of voice. He is active as a Master Teacher throughout the United States and Europe. He was a guest vocal coach for the Florida Grand Opera's Young Artist Apprentice Program, the Utah Opera Young Artist Apprentice Program and the San Diego Opera’s Ensemble Artists Program. Robin Rice’s students are per...Expand for more